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These shots bring back happy memories, especially the bog scenes. Your cammo-rabbit is a beautiful catch. I know of a little boy who will learn from it . . . I like the drinking Lab, with those spreading ripples (and in a previous post, the way you framed a delicate web-skein against his...

It was a blast, y'all, even though I had to leave before the party ended. (Frogs were calling, and by now you understand that when frogs call, I jump.) Please . . . do it again, and I hope to join you in October. Today I drive to VA and then home to SC, but I travel with cherished memories...

Terry, you have created a lovely portfolio of memories. Your water lily scene is reminiscent of a Monet. What a painting it would make! I love your turtle shots, complete with reflections. I’m still wondering how you managed to get so close. :) Remember, every time I sidled near, how they’d...

Wouldn't miss it --both wings and kayaking. I hope someone comes to the Pic wing-thing who knows guns, like a hunter. Scott???? I have questions! Glo

Whip, looks like you've artistically rendered the ingredients for a frog bouillabaisse. A little garlic and onion might help, with a half-cup of white wine... On the other hand, so might a good night's sleep. Please hang onto this one! Someday you could sell it and pay Freddie's way through...

Confession, Al. I was confusing tympanic membrane with parotid gland, which will send any herper ROFL. Guess it has to be a frog. But the color really wasn't that yellow... I'm still hoping for a hybrid. :) Glo

I think you've raised a good question, Al. Perhaps, as Whip has suggested, the flash made a difference. I remember the color as less intense, closer to a yellowish-tan. The eyes did not look bright blue. I saw only his face, but he seemed larger than a leopard. And, having read a bit in...

Wonderful close-ups. I never realized a Fowler's had such texture. What a great moment you caught with the garter snake! Glo

Very interesting, well-rounded report, Jerseyman. You certainly have a treasury of maps! Glo

I had to research the question for a book I was writing and found the subject both fascinating and speculative. Here's an interesting article with a long answer that is summarized in the first sentence: "The Bobcat (F Rufus) will mate with domestic cats and there are several breeds that have...

So true! So beautiful! . . . Thank you for the thought, Bob. Glo

Beautiful pixies! Maybe I'll get to see some this year. I like what you do with water, especially the rushing torrent in this set. Your birds are remarkable . . . What's going on with the cardinal? I don't know the technical name for the five-part sequence, but it's a lot of fun to look...

Looks like y'all had a great night of it, Whip. The shot of Al reminds me of one of those vintage woodcuts in which the intrepid pioneer strides forth to do battle with the wild night. Love the way you caught the frogs in action, and their expressions, which suggest personality. For sheer...

That's a great collection, Michael. Thanks! Glo

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Good to see your board, again, Whip. And the clouds--with silhouetted tree--are splendid. But I agree with T, the 'West, late' shot gets best of show. I've read about water that looks like satin, and now, in this luminous spread, I've seen it! . . . Thank you! Glo